ABOUT

Built for gardens that outgrow memory

Garden To Do started with a problem I knew from my own garden: as there was more to care for, keeping every plant, timing and seasonal job in my head stopped working.

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Tom, founder of Garden To Do

There is no shortage of gardening advice. Books, websites and general AI can answer almost any question about a plant.

The difficulty starts when the questions stop being about one plant at a time. When do I prune this rose? Which of the fruit trees need feeding? What was I supposed to do with the bulbs once the leaves died back? What needs doing this month across all of it?

The problem was never about finding answers. It's keeping track of a changing garden and everything it needs, month by month.

Garden To Do gives that complexity a proper home: plants and spaces you can browse, care you can see through the year, and a clear view of what matters now.

– Tom

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The jobs matter because the garden matters

We're building Garden To Do for gardeners, but also for the gardens. For the plants, the pollinators and the birds, and for all the good a garden does for the people who spend time in it.

Photo of a bee collecting nectar

The jobs matter because the garden matters

We're building Garden To Do for gardeners, but also for the gardens. For the plants, the pollinators and the birds, and for all the good a garden does for the people who spend time in it.

Stay on top of your garden

Garden To Do is expected in 2027.